57 pages • 1 hour read
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In The Dark Prophecy, Apollo, turned into a mortal named Lester, travels to Indianapolis to seek the Oracle of Trophonius with his friends Leo and Calypso. Facing threats from Commodus, a cruel Roman emperor, they rescue kidnapped demigods and magical creatures while reuniting with Meg McCaffrey to thwart Commodus' takeover and gain crucial guidance for their quest.
The Dark Prophecy by Rick Riordan continues to captivate readers with its trademark humor and action. Reviewers praise the book's fast-paced plot and engaging characters, though some note it can feel formulaic at times. The blend of mythology with modern elements keeps the narrative fresh and exciting for middle-grade audiences.
Fans of Rick Riordan's other works, like Percy Jackson and the Olympians, will enjoy The Dark Prophecy. Ideal for readers aged 10-14, it combines mythology, adventure, and humor. Similar to J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series, it captivates those interested in modern takes on ancient myths with engaging, relatable characters.
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Lexile Level
700LFantasy
Mythology
Action / Adventure
LGBTQ
Emotions/Behavior: Forgiveness
Relationships: Teams
Values/Ideas: Power & Greed